New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26
OPENING DAY AT IVY CITY
A COLD RAIN AND HEAVY TRACK.
eruYvEsANT SWIFT, RACELAND, voLANTE AND
WHF<TIY THE WINNERS.

wv CITY D. c. Oct 25-The opening day OF the fall NEE.
M Of the Jockey club was inauspicious cold
S>n the day and before the close the
track became There however an excellent at
tendance and ladies present The winners
If the day stuyvesant swift Raceland Voane and
whsauy Tho officers OF the track +. b. Mcclure. f.
Holm g.head and F. NJ NJ. Hail. Running judges; +. NJ
Draney, time judge; and J. f. Caldwell, starter
FIRST RACE-Pursc $500 for three yearOis and upward
si1 furongs The starters were stuyvesant, 3. (--,
ll6) Leex aged Martin, ls CaIera T. (saherty lo5)
c:sette murphy. 49, sam srper. jE, g. o. McLaush
lin. lls) Rowland T. (Church. llS.
betting 10 on Leex to against Stuvvesant
TO against Caera and sam Harper, jr, and 10 TO
each against Grisette and Rowland
stuyvcsant won by two lengths ahead OF sam harper IT.
second, Gri.c,te third Tme-ll5i< French pools paid
elO35.
SECOND R.cE-A handicap sweepstakes OF S2j each with
$500 added mile and sixteenth The starters were
Harvard. g. kane. 1907; Swift aged tChurch IIo' lie
Iogos g. Doane 1859: Phil Los, L. tMarn. llO Ho"sa'
tsnic tNeumeyer 9G) Favor 8, q. Mclaughlin I'D
Vosburg. 3. (Elks go; ovid B. (RafeIty 100 WANDER
men aged (sinnott 1907 Valiant, 3. palmer $50 Ars'
twaruke. 1922 Ontario (Le"s loO)i Pasha d. ChaPpe
100)
Favor against each isIys N.-nt ana =, ~,
saeh against lie ogas and Iousaonc and 20 10 against
swift iai.Esd Winner BY lengths front Of Favor
end two err,h. 8, he'd 90 Of rash"' third Time ''
Third RAcl~T6e Arlington stakes for two year ois six
crab Church 1o7l Emperor OF Norfolk Murphy I'D
The ting wa. even IN Emperor Norfolk against
to against George oyster and 10 10 against
Koceand finished winner three lengths ahead % George
third. and King Crab last Tme-ll42 French pools pa'
sl5 -. 49, .,. ND =
ForE1H RAcE-The Aunmna Handicap one mile ana ana
ono1ter The starters woe: NolaLte Murphy. ~
Exile u. Mclaughlin I'D; BaTnum. aged uiiSss 44t)i
Tie betting was 10 : aganst Exile . 10 against Rich
r,opJ II to AGAINST Voiante and 10 against Bdinum.
VOante by head In 'front.' OF ENlle second ultVe
lengths ahead Of RICHMOND third llme-2.V'4 french
Fiji RGcF-Thc McKibbn Steepechase regular cour'e
Tie starters Jim McGOwsn post l5't MI paw.
o. on DAILY 1870. Wclln ton. g. billings l'3l' Wleatv4
(iiarwood 400 Ilteielow. II. D. Callahan 800 J0hn
jenTy, !. q ckens l5j; CorOin T. Nerpahs iool Sh@"i
Tie brtting WIS TO 8 against whea,v. otto against
Lit sfelow H. 10 against each jun MCGOWAN ana
John , Shamrock - TO against VIII
Davls and Wellington. aud - 10 aga nst CorOn;
Mh,atly finished first by five lengths ahead OF LtIeIeoW
H. second twelve lenshs IN fIont OF John Henry thfd
French pools pal 81 90.
Pools ere sold tonight as follows on tomorrow
S25 Nancr 100 $l4 ieguluS 100 - Rlia X, w, SIS
Janet Murray colt ll5 81; foId-Fngh nly, W. AlVca'
az sight Unseen. ~ So ., -,
Second RACE one mi and furlong RICHMOND; ~.
81 IelcX l22 S35: ROYAL Arch. ll3, SO FRANK Nalu
lO4 SO Banner BeaTes. 100 81 WHiIed 81 50 ana Ne!
Third Racc-Anaco,a stakes for three yearolds mule
and lurlong Kingston rs $lnJ; Stuyvesaui u $50
field Glennonnd Is. ovid los and Al Reed II, 800
Fourth Rscc-F0r threeyearots and upwaI, seven lni
Ionr- Hanover ll3 $50. E0ian, lis. Sjl Mamie Hunt
100. ga rd-Sam Harper u.s. OVID no. lheodOSus 40
Fifth sce-One mile for t'ireeyear. olOs and upward
UIersie los. SIC Queen Bess, 1903 Sl2; Pegausns lul
81 Valiant lO4 and King T.. 100. 50 each Meme an
iOl s. Brat los Tony Foster 10 BIonGhion 10
lO5 Clay Pate lOJ. s4 Nnton 100 aud Orlando loo